Education Archive

	Title	Issue
	Private and Charter High Schools of Delaware	January 2013
	Grading Delaware’s Private and Charter High Schools The experts reveal the important things to consider when choosing the right school for your child. By Andréa Miller	January 2013
	DSU Graduate Student Cory Janiak Partners with Appoquinimink High School to Study and Increase Delaware’s Mummichog Population Mummichogs, or minnows, may play a beneficial role in controlling the mosquito population, therefore diminishing the spread of carried diseases like West Nile Virus. by Drew Ostroski	March 2013
	ProjectMUSIC’s “The Big Bad Musical” Partners University of Delaware and Elementary School Students See the partnership in action at Thurgood Marshall Elementary on April 19. by Mark Nardone	April 2013
	Delaware’s New Writing Standards Seek to Improve Lagging Skills in K-12 Students Implemented this year, the new standards require more nonfiction education and writing, as well as history, social sciences and more. By Patricia V. Rivera	April 2013
	Delaware Education: Guide to Private Schools Let’s face it: We’re cutting costs everywhere—except in some cases, our children’s education. After all, students spend about 15,000 hours in school—from first through 12th grade. Here’s a list of private high schools in Delaware. by Lana Morelli	January 2012
	Rescuing Delaware’s Schools The Rodel Foundation dove in more than 10 years ago. Its leaders say they won’t give up until Delaware’s education system becomes a model for the world. By Theresa Gawlas Medoff	April 2011
	The Public High School Special: A Real Education With millions in federal funds given to Delaware based on its potential to improve public schools, there’s a lot on the line. Is this another case of the government throwing money at a problem? Here’s a look at the schools’ performance now, and a survey of how they intend to reform education. Plus, find out how your school rates in our High School Ranking chart. by Pam George	January 2011
	The Great Public School Smack Down by Matt Amis and Bob Thurlow	January 2007
	The City is Their Campus Wilmington offers learning opportunities of all kinds for all kinds of people. If you’re looking for challenge and stimulation, this is the place. by Susan Oates	October 2010